Disney Refocuses Diversity Initiatives to Prioritize Business Outcomes

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  Disney, amid changes to DEI initiatives, will alter content warning ahead of 'Peter Pan,' 'Dumbo' and other older films

  Disney has become the latest company to change its diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) initiatives as pressure from the federal government to eliminate such programs continues.
  
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• Disney softens DEI efforts with Trump back in office

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• Disney cuts diversity category from executive pay scheme

  Entertainment group faced allegations from conservative politicians that it pushed ‘woke’ agenda
  
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  Disney's Fortnite Project Reportedly Reaches A Major Milestone

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  Man City's 115 charges outcome 'in a month' - Guardiola

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